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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-22

II d t7i6ul6i9 ~befun6en fporben tOdrer.
Nlsoann pdre tbret Ser 8etpeiS ibrer llnz
LIQUID NOD thinner OretnaL 10 t6euer 3t
pe9e1 9eto1ltrter (tuerlt man nGmlt6 nit
9er Sanl per M19eflagten in Bic $4,000
0ou; Sertbetot9er1fees 0tDi6irt), ais bic
9ogne @elobuBe, gu tpel6er iie berurt6eiIt
tDsroen ton1tten. :Oas beiBt: 0erienige, Der
1tD Don 0orrDeretn ais idulbiq befdnnt
Datte ut1o 5l Der bD6iten @elbblse oerurs
tgellt fporoen tpGre, Die 6as Straf1eiek pors
lDret0t, toure nod t1nnter B reimGl il
gut getdbreit, tDte tpett es leiuen 0ert6eiz
ol8ertt !9ellttt9en tpGre, ietne S reilpre6una
gu betptrten!
Wtan iebe it@ nur bic oben ftebenSen 2obz
len gendu an. Od fte6en 5000 0pl1rs.
b. b. DaS Bterz ober 6iinffade 0e1ien. pos
eth fletBtger 6anbperter in eine1n Sabre
Derotettet fam, fit ben Quaiielfrtben Btsz
pee, per etne etn3tge 0l6bftnntge) 0tebe fir
Die gltoler gebalten .lutb tbren ba6ur6 unz
etolt6 meAr gei0aoet 6at, als tpeftt er
letrt Wtdul gebatten bate. 0a fte6en 1900
Dollars fir ben Wfanlt, Der bic fSrdu 6anz
toro CUR gStttne ma0te un0, 6alb i'm
(SDera, hdIb i'm Grnit ais fiinfttger 8rGft=
BENT per Gepubltf Srlano beSei6net miro.
9a 1tebet 1000 Dollars fir 5Sorreft, $500
9ou. fir 9arbD, $500 fir O1tQs un6 SSnez
b9r1, BON 0eren Die @elt ei9eitli6 a6r
1ttdts ge60rt bat, unb i6lieBIi6 fir Sem
b%ruubafteiten 8riiuer Wfltnlt nur $500
DOH. mad Dem @run6iabe, 6aB 0ieienioen.
pie am metiten uar6eiten", am menigitet
befDrtmen.
l1eberaa TT europa (Gnglar6 nt6t rritz
gere9net) tpiir6e ma 6aS nun sic inor1z
%loiefte,. fre6fte &Guberet nennen, - 6enn
nlrgel1otpo tDltroe bort Bic @eidi6te mebr
als ein s3ebntel, o6er 66difens Elm @dfel
Der DDIget Slmmet gefoftet 6aben. Sod
9an5 al1oers bter5ulanoe. 6ier petB SSebers
1tarttt, bet ettpaS nit benz LAW" ttl1b beionz
Ders NIT Lawyers" 3u tbun bat, 6dB ietn Ser
m0gen 1t6t mebr lit, ais Ser lumpt9e Neft,
ben @ert1t uno NoDofaten linn iibrtg laIz
len. 6ter betradtet es Seoerman1t als
lelbitOeritdn6li6, baB tbm Der Qlobofat 30
ooer 100 Dollars fir 9ienftGet1tllngen OBJ
%11ttf1t1tt, Die CT in 9elti6lattb pber 6tdnfz
reid nit 20 Wtarf, Ooer Is Sranrs gu be-
adblen bGtte, uno bdB, toe1trt ct BON 500
Dollars, Die ct e%i1flagt, 200 tptrfli9 be-
totnrnt, er nod bot groBem @lIG ia9en
mug.
0enn 6as lit bie Qbbofaterfteue.r
Die, in gerbtnbung nit Der neuIi1 eeIdtls
oerten 8rdn6 iteuer, ben Hereinafter
Staaten bollen, ia itberrei6en @rfab fit bte
~ lu 1teuer" (O2tIttGrluiD Ser e1ro=
pdti6en Qdroer bietet. W1tt Dem, mas
bic Ser. Staateu mebr fir 8ranoi9dben
(6euerDeritderung) unD nj e : an Qlobos
faten be5ablen, ais bic 0Dlfer GtropaS fir
Die gleihen 3pede, fOnnten ie ii6 gang be-
quent eth itebenOeS Seer BON 400, 900 0}an1t
balten, uno auBerbem nod, fails
lbnen oano9 g%eltftete etne 10 tanin9enz
bait fru6tbare &Oni9SfamiIie, pte bte BON
Gn9lan0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-22
etepeta,,o ais 9 uaoes1anS.metter

Der 6auptrubm Der @Iebelanb'i6en
. unpesperpaltung belteDt bartn,
baB lie ben gtertgen 2atbmouopolen bic bon
0te1elt III ungere6ter @etle beanipru6telt
SunoeSlan0ereielt tDieber gum 8ortbeile 0es
Gnlts eutretBt, no tmmer tie fnfl1.
Gtner Der I II } M 0 II ter S1rttte
pes Pr6itbenten Glebelanb lit
Der IN 8e3ug auf bte /. g. indemnity
lands, ooer @ut 6Gbfg ungsI&ne
bereten; uno es lit ganS ietn eigeuer
S6rttt, penlt ct tpar eS, tpelder Dor bier
Wtonaten in ettem 8rtefe an ben 0fiuifter
pes Snllern, Sartar, BEN NnItoB S1 BEN
teBt ertol9enoen ipobltbGtt9en WtaBregel1t
CAB.
Wttt ben @nti6dbigun9s z2dnbereien bers
Derbdlt es it9 10:
Sci ben ungebeuern 2anbi9enfunqeu an
bic @tienbo6nen purben fir Iebtere
gu Dem tbnen unmitteI6ar gei9enften Qar0e
bin au6 nod gu beiben 5eite1 Der 8q6men
l%autenoe,- 3ebn bis 5tpan3i9 Wfeilen breite
4anottretten 5etttpetlt9 D%orbebdlten; stpar
1outet otele Sanoitretfen ais lolde our6aus
1ttGt Oas Gt9entbum Der gtlenba6nen tper>
ben, tppbI aber l0uten Die Gilenba6nqeleQz
l9aften oas GeGt baben, ii9 inner6aib biez
Ter Stretfet 2anOitude ais @nti6doiauna
fur o~te1entgen tnnerbalb bes t6uen unmitz
telbar geld)enften 2anbes ~geIegenen 2anbz
1tllde alls5ulu6en, mel6e beretts in Bripotz
be1tB 1berge9an9ett paren. S6on lett ben
23etten Der oemotratti@en 8rGii=
OentenBterce unD8 II 9anan tpur
IS nun etn i6Gnblidet 3egierungSbraud,
ben nit 8unoeslanb bei1enften Gileubobnz
geieuidaften 81 9eitatten, baf 1te Die Gnts
Observation-Disclosures, itatt in t6nen oetpiile
2anoitife baloi9it oils Gntl6Goigung aus
3umGblen, einfa9 ipte ibr Gieentbum be-
tro6teten uno Die @eiammtlanbtreifen Ser
@nfieoelung bur6 Acknowledgement perz
i6loiien. WGbrenb ite aber einerieits feline
glniieoler auf bieie Qdnbersien 3ulieBen, allo
it6 tbatia6ltA ais bic 8eiiBer geber6eten,
tpuBten fte it3 anOererietts, i1Oem Iie oas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-22
ser Masttt nit oef Gntf1etOmM0S.
ffirSttteA

@G6renb bes finf3tgften Com
grees tpirb int 8unbesienat tn
ei9entliben garteifragen - unb Ipl9e fons
men ia trob Der 3erfabrenbeit un6 @ebalt=
loii9tett bes jebtgen Yartetpeiens aud nod
bot - Der Senator 9arriion s.. &tpbIe@
berger Dpn 8trgtnten bic Ell :
i6etbenbe Sttmme beitBet, 6a Die
&epublttaner ibre btshert9e fnappe 0tebrs
belt etn9ebiiBt baben.
@r 1T Elm blbider Wann bon nod ni6t
gang breiunOpiersi8 Sabrer, friiberer &ebea,
ietnes 3et6ens Nbpofat, aud 3ettungsz
i6retber, unb Der angebliAe Batter Der emit
bon i9loueren &0pfeu tn Der Dtrginii6en
Staatsgeleb9ebung ausgebedten &tbbleberz
9ers8ta, 6ur6 wel6e Die pirgi1ii6en
StaatsitbulOen v%reabtuftirt", 6.b. Bic @lGuz
bigger UNI einen She'll tbres @utbabens be-
trD8en tpur6en. Qls y8teaoiulter" frat er
I'M Sabre 1888 in ben 8unbesIenat, Dem er
nod bis OtGrs 1889 an9eb6ren mfrs. Jta6
bent 8eilpiel Mtllialn Wta6one's, beiien Se>
natsSett jebt ab9elaufen lift, belt 9toble6ers
ger i'm lebten SDngreB metIt Su ben &eplz
bltfanern. Mber bas SetpuBtiein, fprtan
Die enti6eibenoe Stin1me 81 beIiBen, bat
ietn 1don burd) itarfen @uff ettpas 3erz
riittetes @ebtrn NIT @ro II IN + II err
fiQt, unO iein fiinftiges GerbaIten 1T unbez
re6enbar.
g8ie es in ietrem Obertib9en ausiiebt,
fann man aus benz SfanbaI e~ntnebmen,
tpel6en er in ben leBten Ea9en in ietner
6etmatb @opbfod i'm berrliben
S6enanooa6e3 bale aufeefibrt bat. @or
benz oOrtt9en @ert6ts6ofe bes Gountp
SbenanboaD bate er einen bes Otebitabls
angeflagten Wann ytamens 8iG Sones pers
tbeibtgt; in elmer unflaren, 3uiammenz
b~an9slolen Gebe BON Der Qrt berer, nit nelz
den er I'M Senatslaale gu @aibington ietne
Oi~itieratOren unD Die !3uborer auf ben
@aierien in Die Slu6t gu i6lagen pflegt,
bate CT gu b~efpetien geiu6t, baB ieiu Client
unbe0ingt frei9elprp6en iperben miliie.
Oo6 bic @ei6tDorenen erfLGrten BEN glngc1
flagten fir irriinni9 unb nur auf @runo
bes Srritnns fir uniduloig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-22
Mttis, &ute fte Tettt foW.

Inter ben nerI6teoenen Staaten Der Union
bat nnplodnten bet Netteln Die
bette 0fili5 Doer Nattonals@a rbe,
tpte lie bort g%enanut tntr6.
Sic beitebt ntdt aus blpBen ais Yarabes
belben gtanSenoen 9abenidDengeln, lonoern
aus tptrfliden Seloiolbaten. Otele Gntz
tpidlung perbantt Tie Der b%eitGnoigen STIR
Iorqe bes Stats uno Ser Sa1tenntniB un6
benz Seuereifer hires Generals, bes
fruberea @ouuernelrs 6%artrant t, zines
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @euerale, tpelder
bor eineln 0ierteljabrbunoert al Der SptBe
ieirer panniDlpanilGen Truppen our6 Grs
ititrmurg ber 8riide iiber ben Mntietant
in Der mad 6ieiem MtnrpIanOer SliiBden
benatnten Sbla6t ben IuSi6la8 CAB uno
i'm WtGr3 1865, pentge Gage Dor ben @nt=
idetoun9sidld6ten BET 4etersburg unb
&tdnono, bur6 @iebererturmltng bes bon
ben &ebelen geuonuntenen SORTS Steab5
man bic Gtni6IieBuug &i6uonbs i6nea
ipieberberiteute.
Die porerft cine Dibtfton biIbenbe WftIt5
bon Bennlplbatien berldmu1elt fi6 les
belt Spmmer In einem g%en:etnia1nen
1~lebutgslager gum TeI66ienft, our Sripef~
ton, gum Yarabiren unb sum OtanOpertren
Der einSelnen 8egimenter, 8rigaben un6 Der
earsen Dipifion. 9ieies u~ebungsIager lit
fein bloBes v8icnic" uuO feline SoIoGtless
ipteleret, iotlDern tptrfIi9er SeIbotenit I'M
erniten Stnne bes 8orte5.
,OiesmdL tparen biele Truppen in elmer
Stdrfe bon mebr ais o6ttauienD Mfann auf
M 0 @retna, nt6t pett bon Neba>
non, bem Sauptorte be5 glet6nanttgen iuos
oitpenniDlpanli6en @ountD'S, ungefGbr
neun3ig Wteilen bon Bbtlabelpbia, cine
Wo6e periamnelt, ni6t IN allen m0gltden
Nffenfittel1t, ionoern in Der einfaberl, fletoz-
1dmen llntform Ser Solbaten Uncle SAINTS.
Der Wettergott ielbit bate Is oarauf abs
geieben, otele Sol6aten I'M TelDe 81 prlten.
Sage lang 1dtten ite bic d ~ il | fte 9tbe
81 beiteben; unb GUT A6tpe6slung Idben tie
ft6 WolfenbriiGe en- uno d b az
rem Sem ttteri It ii ausgeIebt.
Sn ei1er gfa6t i6leuoerte ber Gegenltltrm
ulle l3elte bur6etnanber 1tno burhnGBte
idmrntltbe Solbaten nit @inf6luB oes ale
Strapdben nit ibne1t tbeilenben Sen. CART
ranft bis auf bic 6aut.
9eo6 i6limmer bauSte bas @etter an
benz Gage, an Incident Die Sruppen Dor Dem
pennlplpanti6en @ounerneur Bea>
Der, Der III ben Shla6ten bes 8irgerfriez
geS oermaBen Suldmnten9eidpIien DurDe,
DaB er fDrperlt6 MIR nod Elm Eriimmer>
bGuHein lit, 8arabe abbteLten. Grob oes
grqbli6iten l1ntpetterS riidten bic Truppen
aus uno bef0nben it6 iiber 3fpet Stunoen
i'm fur6tbarlten Stnrm unb Gegen in Getb
UNI GLieb. Der tobenoe Srfan riff tnapts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-22


8ierunD5retbigtauien6 0pQarS, melr
ols 14O, 900 Wlarf! 60 pieI alio 9aben pie
County NGuber Observation-Disclosures fitr-t9re
@erurtbetlun9 su sabGen 9eDabt! un0 oa6et
betrabtet it'd nod Dan Wfu1tn ais be-
I6uppt, ipeil er it6 fir $500 Dollars oerz
bang, obne 81 tpiiien, oaB Die atOerel1
6...erren beoeuteno me B I perl1r1gt b1ttett.
@r m0dte Jest nod 1,500Ooa. gfa95ablItng
BADEN, INN bod tpenigitens altt 1000 Sol7
lars 81 fon1n1en.
Son benz @efi6tspunfte aus, DAB es
cine Dirt poetii0cr @ere6tigfeit it,, wer1
einem Gduber feline 8eute our9 dnz
bere 9tGuber abgenommen miro, totrte
mar ia balbtpe9S nit ioI9er A1spllt17
6erung unierer @ountp : 0tebe our9
vGedtsanipGlte" Sufrieben ietn: penn
Die beitpblene 0ffentlide &alle. trte9t
ia bod nt9ts ipteoer; ole1elt9en
8ubIer, bic bos 9eitoblene @elo ntgt
i6on perioffen, perlptelt, ooer nerburnnIelI
boben, ibertragen i6ren Seitb an tDre
Srauen unb 6altu mag it6 bag belto,glcne
County ben W2tno tpiiGen. Wenll t9nel1
nun lire @ntpdlte tpenigitens pen ofstz
ODER pierfac6en 8etrag Der b06itet @eloS
bulge, GIT ser ite perurt0eilt tperoen ton1fsn,
als fee" abi@ropfen, 10 fOntte tllGil llg
bas ais cine GrgGn5ung Der ptel 81 9eltnoel
Citrate gefdlen lalien.
Qlber nun beute mat it6 etnnal ben lnlS
gcfebrten Sal, baB Die Nngetla9ten alS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-22

nGbiten 9rGiibettenioa9l cine 9roBe &ole
ipteIen tuerbe, i9on ieBt entibIa9en. 8on
8ebeutune f0nnte ie nur mttteIbar
perbe1, inbem lie in einselnen Staaten, be-
ionoerS I'M Staate Seem yorf elmer Der
groben polttii6en 8arteien Ger oemofraz
tii9en) Sttmmen genug entSOge, Inn Der
anbern gum Siege 5u Der6elfen. Otele
M6gli6feit beitebt aQerbi1gs uro madt ben
bemofratti6en BarteisS bern redt argos
&ppftpeD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-22
Die observation-disclosures.

gteuIt9 tpurben an borliegenber SteQe
eintge 8elnerfungelt itber bic unge6eure
8ranb teuer gentadt, 130 WtQionen
Dollars I'M Sabre) rDel6e mir bier in ben
Ser. Staaten 5u be5ablelt 1aben, Qber es
giebt cine II d geIpaltigere, nod bridens
bere, nod nle6r 8erm0gen auffreIienOe; -
ba5 lit Die 81 DDpfaten Stener.
Nel6e |llniulnmen @ei0es bier3ulanbe, int
8er9lei0 nut ben 9eiitteten 2Gltbern @uroa
pas, Die 9tbpofaten auffreilen, bds ent5iebt
itd ieber 8ere6nun0. 0enn QeiberD itno
bic 6erren v9fedtsDeiitdloe" o0er y9te0tss
berat6er" (counsellors) u16 glnlpGlte
(lawyers) nt9t, ipjc bic Steuerbeb0rOcn,
ober bic Observation-Disclosures, uers
pfli6tet, offene 9te6nung iiber tbre @tnitabs
men ab~Sulegen. Ql6er Seer iemal5 NIT bic
len 6erren 81 tbun ge6abt bat, miro eS
taurn fit ibertrie6eu 9dlten, oaB fe i'm
2aufe zines SaDres 6oppeIt 10 Dtel bon
Dem GrtDer6 Der Nattou i6Iufen, tpte baS
Selter DerSe6rt.
0ieie 8etradtung miro uns na6e geGegt
bur6 cine pom 6ieItgen y6eraIb" DerDfients
It6te 3uiamunenitcQung Der O9pnor0re"
(fees), tpelde bic Gertbeibtger unierer
Goul1tGs8uDler fitr ibre T6Gtigfeit III Dem
BroSeB er6alten Da5eu, Der eii1er1 balbelt
OuBero Sic gerurtDetIultg SIT ameijd0rtger
.3u6tbauSitrafe, ben oubern 8erurt6etlu18
3u 1000 Dollars 0elobuBe eingebra6t bat.
CN.n "a EA~n4 = Il .n.@Is H.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-12
HIayO-stNOrdeck.1

On Monday next Frank Mayo, than
whom no better known or more popu-
lar American actor is now before the
public, will make his first bow before
Los Angeles audience, when he will
present his last and best play, Nor
deck, of which the press throughout
the country speak in terms of unquali-
fed praise, From columns of eulogy
the following few lines are clipped: ::
at is a pleasure to see Frank Mayo
in a part that calls for the grace, ele-
gance and power of which he is capa-
Bile. These are abundantly brought
out in Nordeck, and are so framed as
to be seen to the hest advantage. No
better foils could have been provided
to show the strength that lies in the
perfect simplicity and naturalness of
Mayo's acting-that art which con-
ceals art, to quote a much-abused but
for once appropriate phrase-than the
vociferous vigor of Mr.. Taylor's "Wit-
old" and the theatrical effectiveness
of Miss Fischer's Princess Zuiliski. "
Both were right in their place and
appropriate to the characters the
actors were portraying. IN. Y.
Herald.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-12
NEWS NOTES.

Dan Marshal, city marshal OF Santa
Barbara, is in town.
The transfers Of real estate yester-
day amounted TO $176,944. ffNi
). H. Brenner has returned from
Downey City, where he was attending
the fair.
2 B.F. Story, of st. Joe, Mo-, won
the horse raffled at Bob Eckett's the
other night. ~. ea .. E-t
T. HI. B. Rosenberg, deputy con-
stable OF Santa Barbara, is here on
business connected with his Office.
C. Ducommun reported yesterday
that his gauge registered rainfall OF
IL up to7A. M. 1t began raining
again at :15 A.. M.
1t was reported yesterday at the po-
lice office that a number OF pepper
trees lining the sidewalks on Temple
street need trimming.
u. s. Senator Cameron and party
left Philadelphia yesterday in special
car enroute to Los Angeles and South
t ern California.
The case of Gless VS.. GARNER to
decide as to the genuineness OF the
signature Of contract between defen-
dant and CASTOR Oxarart is still occu-
= owing the attention of Judge OMel-
veney. ~
r. H. McAllister, shorthand repor-
ter of Judge Austin's court and the
official reporter of Department TWO OF
the Superior Court, was yesterday ad-
snitted to practice in the Supreme
Court.
P.W. Straub has resigned his posi-
ton as special policeman at the q. Z.
Depot on Santa Fe Ave. The Company
iooses an efficient officer in Mr.. Straub
who was a good assistant to all travel
ers. around the depot.
Judge McKinstry, Judge Temple,
yndge Miles Searle, accompanied by
associate Judges J. R. Sharpstein and
James d. Newton are stopping at the
Nadeau. They will remain here
about two weeks to hold court for the
session. ,.a.. ,5-s-
IA Chinese vegetable peddler on
Monday night lost his horse and
wagon on Los Angeles street between
Reduena and First streets. The horse
Became frightened at boy, ran away
and. threw the Chinaman out, who,
when he got up, saw his rig disappear
ing in the dusk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-12
EDWIN WARDS SANITY.
Mrs, G. L. Ward Asks to be Ap.
uointSd his Guardian.

Mrs. G. l. Ward has filed petition
for the appointment of guardian for
Edwin Ward. The petitioner alleges
that he is insane and incapable OF
managing:his property, which amounts
to about $4O3 900; that he is now in
the Stockton asylum, having been re-
moved from his home in Pasadena
September 22d. Symptoms OF his
malady began several months ago,
and his principal hallucination is that
he hears voices at all hours OF the
day and night, and threats OF vio-
lence from imaginary persons
were heard by him, and he imagined
they were following him. He imag-
ines that his wife and children
formed a conspiracy against him.
During these alterations he frequently
carried a revolver and was violent
and dangerous. On the way to the
asylum he was very violent and broke
furniture, glassware, crockery, .,tc.,
at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco:
His estate consists of land in and
around Pasadena, tracts at Long
Beach, money in the Los Angeles,
San Gabriel Valley and Pasadena
banks, stock in the Exchange Block
Company, personal effects, etc. The
petitioner asks that she be appointed
his guardian.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-12

was patrolling his beat, the woman
called him in and, as in duty bound,
he arrested her for soliciting. At the
office she told narrowing story Of
want. She had but just arrived from
Ventura, where she had also been an
inmate of house of shame. Upon
her arrival she spent her last 81 to pay
the rent of her "crib" for one day,
and when arrested she did not have
one cent to pay for meal. All her
belongings consisted Of the clothes on
her back, a white parasol, a little dog
and small paper parcel containing
some underwear. She cried vehe.
mently, and after telling her tale OF
woe, and convincing Chief Darcy OF
her lack of funds or friends, he took
pity on her forlorn condition and al
lowed her to go. tEE##
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-12
CITY PROPERTY,

CITY PROPERTY.
Fine residence and large lot on Fort street,
between Fourth and Fifth; $22,OO4.
Splendid lot on Fort street. between Seventh
and Eighth. only $4,000.
Two desirable lots on Third street, near
Santa Fe depot, cheap.
Lot on clean side Adams street, only T2500.
Lot on Fort street, Fort Hill tract, 10000.
Four and half acres opposite Baron Rog-
Mats residence on Downey avenue, East
Los Angeles, SIS 900.
Three lots corner Grand avenue and York
street, $500.
Lots in Orchard, Wolfskill, Orange Heights,
Fairmount, X efer, Philbin, Washington,
Mars, Blow and other tracts.
Desirable business and residence property v
on Main and Spring streets.
st. James Park and Belgravia lots for sale.
Two acres opposite Bonnie Brae tract; the
best bargain in the citv.
House and lot on Temple street, $4,000.
Lot 4S1ax292 on Pearl, near TENTH only
$500.
Two lots 50x1OO, east side Wilmington, be-
tween Jackson and Requiem, brick house,
$4,000.
Three lots on Victor avenue, $4,000 each
| Lot in Morris Vineyard tract, 102x124 two
story house, windmill, ETC., $4,000.
! Lot corner First and Beaudry, 55x10O,
house 1S rooms, $4,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-12
Personal Mention.

A. W. Morrison, of Australia, is Wis
iting the city. .
70. L. Gail, Of Buffalo, N. Y, is at
the Pico House ts1,t=.
IIon, Thomas Gates, Of Yuma. is in
the cityon a visit. So
4, II. Smith and Alex. johnson, OF
Pero, Indiana, are in the city.
The temperance orator John H. st.
John left last evening for San Fran
CISCO. '..gis.t j-,
W. White, General Manager or
the Santa, Fe Route, left yesterday for
Stan Francisco. 80. .o=e-..
Miss Linoberg, sister Of Mrs. Phil
Hirshfeld, left yesterday for her
home in San Francisco.
c. L, Scheffielin has returned to Los
Angeles after tour OF three or four
1noaths to San Francisco and the
Fast. ,,.... ~
Charles G.. Byram, brother OF j. G.
Byram, arrived from the East recently
And will take charge of the city ousi-
Aess' of the firm Of Byram & PoindeX-
tNr.'.' au i''s
1.-The genial Frank Burkett, of Los
FeNz ostrich farm, has Just returned
from an extended tour through Eu-
cope and is a guest of Mr.. Newland' s,
at the st. Charles. II az
.F.iA Sanford, son of Col. Sanford /,
fbrmerly well-kuown attorney of this
city,, arrived here from Alaska on
Sunday. Mr.. Sanford is mining
engineer by profession.
Colonel Albert jerks, the eminent
portrait painter who is so well-known
in Eos Angeles, and who has trans
ferred to canvas 80 many OF our proml'
uent citizens, has returned from his
summer vacation and has opened a
studio at 33 South Spring street.
R.>A. Marshall, editor and pub
Usher Of the San Leando Reporter, is
visiting the city with view OF settl
King in its vicinity. He says that Los
angeles is the liveliest place ne has
IN in and there are more changes
Improvements going on than ne
d to find.
h0Sura Chauvin, daughter, o
tripNg A. G. Chauvin, returned
ohSauvay after four months
s,,ts;da TT ., Eastern cities. Miss
I,o"nd o onGye of Los Angeles
~ NJ niiss time sue has been
.S,, o' ~ IXhile homewarC
m =. saccompanie6
The following resN wv. r. Has
arrived yesterday to al
JOS Leighton, George Hesade ne
Q. Defriez, A. McHose, P.xa ces
EE. Farrahanand Ed L. Fen n
large six horse carryall froml
dena brought this party down
eook Them to the race course.
Mr.. G. N. Hasson, the well k,
Los Angeles capitalist, arrived /
Yesterday after an extended
through the Eastern states. Mr.
son says that Los Angeles, is
spoken OF all over the Eastern st
and predicts that the influx of visi
TINS fall will be the largest ,
kndwn., MIR. Hasson, accomna,
by his wife, leaves for San Franc
tins morning, where they will rem
about two months.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-12
Accidents.

J. M. Dwyer, laborer in the en-
ploy of the s. P. r. r. Co., fell and
broke his leg on San Fernando street
yesterday. He was taken into a
neighboring store and medical aid
summoned.
James Faley had three fingers of his
hand crushed yesterday in handling a
safe at the corner of Fort and Second
streets.
Yesterday afternoon ]. Harry Con-
Ian was riding along Fourth street
when his horse slipped and fell on top
of him, breaking his leg. He was
taken to his room where, his limb was
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-12
Patton, Waters & Patton,
Real Estate A AGENTS, 5.
38 1-2 South Spring Street.
We Have for Sale Seven Magnificent Business Sites
on Main and Spring Streets.
OUTSIDE PROPERTY.

OUTSIDE PROPERTY
80 acres on Pico street, 1875 per acre.
20 acres on New Main street and Manches-
ter avenue, only $3.50 per acre.
2l0 acres two miles south of Florence, 5000
per acre.
60 acres at Alhambra, $1,000 per acre
So acres at Florence, 40 acres in vines, good
house, ETC., $3.50 per acre,
800 acres at San Juan Capistrano, $35, 500;
spendid bargain.
81 acres, improved, in Los Nietos Valley,
$1,000 per acre.
80 acres in Glendale, $4,000
154 acres at San Juan Capistrano: SO acres
in Walnuts; $400 per acre.
1873 acres between Norwalk and Downey,
fonr miles from Fulton Wells, $3.50 per
acre.
Antelope Valley lands. 4
Town lots in Whittier, Arcadia, Garvanzo,
Long Beach, Anaheim and other towns.
40 acres. two and a half miles northwest of
Long Beach, $3.50 per acre. Choice prop
erty and bargain.
10 acres adjoining Baldwin's grand hotel al
Arcadia, $4,000.
40 acres in Los Cerritos Rancho, 5000 per
acre; artesian water.
10 acres choice land at Glendale, $15, 900.
IL acres at Savannah with improvements
$4,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-12
Likely to he n Fight.

A Chinaman called at the police
station last night and reported that
Kwong Wa Lung & Co., Chinese
merchants, had rented store in the
new brick building on Niger Alley to
two different Cinnamon and that a
big wordy row was caused thereby
among the two contending parties
which was likely to eliminate in a
fpht
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-12
The Old Mission Tells a Tale f!

The old Jesuit fathers made no mistake
when they established their missions. Hav-
ing the whole country to select from they
invariably chose wisely. Go to Porter Land
and Water COmpany's Office and be sent by
buggy to the train and then to San Fernando
aud return, free, and you will be convinced.
Office, Los Angeles National Bank Building,
First and Spring streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-12
IN A BAD FIX.
An Aianeda.Street Woman Win
was Arrested.

The hard life of women who lead a
Life Of shame and the desperate straits
IN which they occasionally find them
selves was exemplifed last night at
the police Office when Officer Boland
brought in young woman named
frankie Mitchell, whom he had ar.
rested in a little brick room on Ala
sneds street, near Marcliessault. As
che officer, who was in private clothes.